This session will equip healthcare professionals with evidence-based insights and actionable strategies to improve COPD care, reduce hospitalizations, and enhance survival rates through optimized treatment and inhaler use. 

If you are a healthcare professional working with COPD patients, this webinar is a must-attend event that will change the way you approach treatment. Exacerbations in COPD are not just setbacks—they are life-threatening events that drive mortality. With new evidence confirming that triple therapy goes beyond symptom control to actively reduce mortalitymortality all causes and cardiovascular specific mortality, it is time to rethink our approach to COPD management. 

 

As a physician, you will gain practical, evidence-based strategies to overcome common barriers to triple therapy adoption, ensuring your patients receive the best possible care based on the latest guidelines. If you are an educator, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to train others in optimizing COPD treatment, addressing inhaler technique, clinical inertia, and under-prescription in Canada. 

 

The future of COPD treatment is proactive, personalized, and life-saving—this webinar will give you the knowledge and confidence to lead that change.

Objectives

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

  • Recognize the Life-Saving Impact of Triple Therapy – Understand how COPD exacerbations significantly contribute to mortality and how triple therapy goes beyond symptom control to prevent exacerbations and reduce mortality.

  • Address Barriers to Triple Therapy Adoption – Identify key challenges, including clinical inertia, misconceptions, and under prescription in Canada, despite its endorsement in the 2023 COPD Guidelines. Learn practical strategies to confidently initiate triple therapy in appropriate patients.

  • Optimize Inhaler Use for Better Patient Outcomes – Explore how proper inhaler technique and patient-centered device selection can enhance treatment adherence and effectiveness. Understand the role of training and education in ensuring optimal therapy delivery.

Useful resources


In Check DIAL is an inspiratory flow meter with a turnable dial which when turned, changes the resistance that an individual is inhaling through. The engineering of the device is such that the different resistances mimic the resistances found when inhaling through the diverse medication inhalers


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This program has received educational funding from AstraZeneca, supporting RESPIPLUS in delivering valuable insights on pneumococcal vaccination for healthcare professionals.

This webinar is only for healthcare professionals.

About our speakers

Dr. Jean Bourbeau

Respirologist - MD, MSc, FRCPc

Dr J Bourbeau is a clinician scientist, professor and full-time researcher at McGill University. He is recognized as a world researcher and leader in COPD, he currently serves on various international/national COPD scientific committees. His research includes the Living Well with COPD (LWWCOPD), that have had impact in clinical practice and patient education, and the Canadian Cohort Obstructive Lung Disease (CanCOLD) that is providing a rich resource and data platform to initiate innovative research on COPD in Canada and abroad. His research leadership can be seen in his publication record, more than 400 papers, reviews and chapters.
Dr. Jean Bourbeau

Dr. Jad Hobeika

MD, FRCPC

A graduate in respiratory medicine from the University of Montreal, Dr. Hobeika spent the first seven years of his career at Saint-Eustache Hospital, where he worked as head of the respiratory medicine department, deputy head of the regional department of specialized medicine at the CISSS des Laurentides and as a member of the executive committee of the CMDP. Since 2022, he has been working as a general pulmonologist in a network of private clinics. His goal has always been to provide quality care in an optimal environment.
Dr. Jad Hobeika - MD, FRCPC